Subashana Khadka K.C. is emerging as one of Nepal’s most promising young singers, delivering outstanding performances in The Voice Kids Nepal Season 5.
At just 11 years old, she has already begun establishing a remarkable identity in the Nepali music industry. She has successfully advanced to the semifinals of The Voice Kids Nepal Season 5, the country's most popular singing reality show, currently airing on Himalaya Television.
A talented student of Bijeshwori Gyan Mandir Sainik Mahavidyalaya and the daughter of Subas K.C. and Kanchana Singh K.C., Subashana is competing under the mentorship of renowned young singer Wangden Sherpa. With her melodious voice, expressive performances, confidence, and captivating stage presence, she has won the admiration of the judges, coaches, and audiences alike.
Passionate about music from an early age, Subashana has distinguished herself among thousands of young talents through continuous practice, hard work, discipline, humility, strong family values, and deep respect for Nepal’s rich musical and cultural heritage.
According to Subashana, the foundation of her success lies in consistent practice, guidance from her teachers, and the encouragement and support of her family. She credits her grandfather’s musical blessings and her father’s deep love for music as major sources of inspiration. Her father has also recorded his own songs and established a musical identity, which has positively influenced her artistic journey.
Subashana secured her place in the semifinals with a heartfelt performance of the song “Kasari Ma Bhule, Kema Ma Bhule,” earning overwhelming audience support and votes through the Khalti app. She also won the Performer of the Day award for her energetic and captivating performance of Abhaya Subba’s popular song “Hey Saila.” Each of her performances has become highly anticipated, reflecting her growing popularity.
Since her very first appearance on the show, she has received opportunities to perform at various musical events, stage programs, and creative platforms. However, her greatest dream is to win The Voice Kids Nepal Season 5 and establish a respected and lasting career in the Nepali music industry.
Having reached the semifinals, Subashana has requested all Nepalis living in Nepal and abroad to support her by voting through the Khalti app. She warmly appeals to parents, relatives, friends, well-wishers, and music lovers to stand by her and help turn her dream into reality through their love, encouragement, and votes.
Heartiest congratulations to the talented young singer Subashana Khadka K.C. on her inspiring journey to the semifinals. Wishing her every success in the finals and the very best in her pursuit of the championship title.
Express
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